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ESGAL FARAD
£¢ n. veil, screen, cover that
hides¤ S/431¥ OS *eskal- (SKAL1).
esgal������©�����¡
inf. of osgar-, to cut round,
to amputate¤ Ety/379.
esgeri����©�����§¦©¨£¢
�������¢ n. foaming, (?)fall
(reading of gloss uncertain)¤ Ety/381.
espalass����©�����¡
v. to name� estathar
esta-������©�����¡¢
OS *esta- (ES) estathar�
3rd pers. pl.
SD/129-31¥
estathar������©�����¡����¦©¢ 3rd pers. pl. of esta-� ,
(they) will name¤ SD/129-31.
estel������©������ £¢ n. hope, trust, a temper of
mind, steady fixed in purpose, and
difficult to dissuade and unlikely to fall
into despair or abandon its purpose¤
WJ/318-319, LotR/A(v), MR/320¥ OS
*estel- (E-STEL).
estent������©�����§�¡��¢ adj. (very?) short¤ UT/146,
WJ/311, WJ/315¥ OS *estinta (STINT).
estolad������©������ ��¡�¡¢ n. encampment¤ UT/77,
S/396.
I������¡¨¦©¢ n. mouth of river, estuary¤
LotR/II:X, Ety/356¥ ed+sîr "outflow",
ethir�
OS *etthirè, CE *etsiri.
II������¡¨¦©¢ n. spy¤ S/379, UT/418¥
ed+tirn "out-watcher", OS *ett
ethir� h ethraid�
irno.
pl. athrad� of .
£¢ n. season of spring¤
LotR/D, SD/129-31¥ OS *ett
ethuil������������� huile (ET,
evair������§���§��¦©¢
TUJ).
n. pl. an elf, one of the
¤
Avari
WJ/380 This plural name was known
to the loremasters, but went out of daily use
at the time of Exile¥ the OS *abaro
�
(ABA).
(foeg) adj. mean, poor, bad¤
Ety/387, X/OE¥ OS *sp
faeg����������©��¢ haika (SPAJ).
I��������� £¢ adj. fair minded, just, generous
(etym. ‘having a good fëa’)¤ PM/352¥
fael�
OS *phaila fael� II��������� £¢
(PHAJ).
n. gleaming brilliance (of the
Faelivrin LB/376, S/209-210¥
OS *p
sun)� haile (PHAJ).
(foen) adj. radiant, white¤
Ety/381, X/OE¥ OS *p
faen����������§��¢ haina faer����������§¦©¢
(PHAJ).
spririt¤ MR/349¥ n. OS
*p h aire (PHAJ).
fain��������§����¢ (fein) adj. white¤ Ety/387,
WR/288, X/EI¥ OS *sp h ania (SPAN).
fair� I������§��¦©¢ (feir� I), pl. fîr�������¨£�¦©¢ ,
n. mortal¤ Ety/381, WJ/387, X/EI¥ Q
firya (PHIR) firiath� coll.
������¡ �����¢ , pl. felais� (feles), n. 1.
beach, shore, line of surf — 2. as a
falas�
proper noun, the western coast
Beleriand¤
of
Ety/381, X/EI¥ S/431, OS
*phalasse falathren�������¡ ���¡��¦¦�§��¢
(PHÁL-AS).
n. and adj. 1. of the
shore — 2. as a noun, the
‘Shore-language’ (one of the names for
Speech)¤ Common Ety/381,
PM/55¥
PM/32,
falathrim�������¡ ���¡��¦©¨��¢
falas+-ren.
class pl. people of
Falas¤ WJ/378¥ the
falch��������¡ ��¢
falas+rim.
n. deep cleft,
�
ravine
Orfalch Echor
falf������¡ ��¢
UT/468.
n. breaker¤ Ety/381¥ foam, OS
II������§��¦©¢ (feir II, fœir) n. right (hand)¤
Ety/382¥ OS *p
fair� horia (PHOR).
*p h alma (PHAL).
£���¡¢ v. to foam¥ OS *p faltha-������¡ halsa- (PHÁL-AS) faltho inf.
£�¡��¢ inf. of faltha-, to foam¤
Ety/381.
faltho������¡
n. 1. veil — 2. by ext. cloud
(applied to clouds, floating as veils over
fân��������¡���¢
the blue sky or the sun or moon, or
resting hills)¤ RGEO/74¥ on OS
*sphana, Q fana
fang���������¢
(SPAN).
beard¤ Ety/387¥ n. OS *sphañga (SPÁNAG).
fanui����������¡����¢ adj. cloudy¤ RGEO/74¥ OS
*sp h anåia, CE *spanâjâ (SPAN).
v. to hunt¥ OS *sp fara-�������¦¦�¡¢ hara- (SPAR)
inf.¤ faro farad ger.
�������¦¦�¡�¡¢ farad ger. of fara-,
�
hunting
Ety/387¥ faradrim OS *spharata adj. sufficient, enough, quite¤
Ety/381¥ OS *p
far�������¦©¢ har- (PHAR).
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